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Pandora inaequivalvis (Linnaeus 1758)
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Pandora inaequivalvis obtusa USNM 171190
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Pandora inaequivalvis
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Specimens from La Goulette, Tunisia (soft bottoms 10-15 m), actual size C, SEM view of a juvenile specimen, same locality (scale 100 µm); D: prodissoconch of the same specimen, actual size 3.2 mm.
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